How to find out what blocks are added by a plugin
How to find out what blocks are added by a plugin
How to find out what blocks are added by a plugin
Woocommerce Shipping module available only for type of products [closed]
Loading class files via autoload method
Yes, register a deactivation hook in your first plugin, and inside this hook deactivate the 2nd plugin using the deactivate_plugins() function
Multisite Enhancements is plugin that apparently does a lot of stuff, including showing which blogs use which plugins. I haven’t had a chance to try it myself, but I’ve had my eye on it. If you wanted your own code, vs. using a plugin, I suppose you could poke around inside the plugin to see … Read more
Try this code $crop = array( ‘center’, ‘center’ ); $resize_img->resize( $wpc_image_width, $wpc_image_height, $crop);
I was shocked to see that such a simple thing is not readily supported. I was even more shocked to see that no one had a good answer here on StackExchange! Happily, I found this post: https://wordpress.org/support/topic/updating-current-page-with-new-built-page/ …and am grateful for the answer provided by Joy (@joyously on WordPress.org and Slack) “If you need to … Read more
Lets break this down, Advanced Custom Fields (ACF) does save the data as custom field/post meta, I guess it seems all to obvious, but it is better to confirm it, and ElasticPress does set up custom fields automatically to include them into the search index. ElasticPress does this unless the meta data is hidden, which … Read more
Unfortunately, it’s not possible with all plugins. This is a feature the developer has to provide on their own. Usually how it works is the plugin will look for the template file in the child theme first. If it’s not found there, it looks for the template in the parent theme. Finally, if it’s not … Read more
Woocommerce is a plugin. The functions.php file is a Theme component, which is auto-loaded by WordPress Core when the theme boots. While Woocommerce, or any other plugin, may have a file named functions.php but such is not required and it is not the functions.php typically referenced here and elsewhere when people suggest adding code that … Read more